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Last updated: November 2, 2026. Next update: December 6, 2026.

Up to US $15,000

Rural Health Transformation Program: Digital Health Projects - Adult Remote Patient Monitoring Program (Home Health Agencies and Healthcare Organizations)

Applications due Nov 9, 2026

Rural Health Transformation Program

Strengthening Rural Health Care Across Maine

Maine’s Rural Health Transformation Program is a five-year federal grant program designed to improve health outcomes, expand patient access to care, strengthen the health care workforce, advance innovation, and support sustainable rural health systems.

Supported by an initial $190 million (Year 1) federal investment, the Program will help Maine’s rural communities, providers, and partners implement solutions that improve care today while building a stronger health system for the future.

Maine’s Five Strategic Initiatives

  • Population Health
  • Workforce
  • Technology & Innovation
  • Access
  • Sustainable Rural Health Ecosystems

Learn more on the Maine RHTP website.

Technology & Innovation

Summary: Modernize rural health care delivery through technology that improves access, coordination, and efficiency. This initiative supports telehealth, health information exchange, digital health tools, electronic medical record modernization, and the responsible adoption of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence.

Maine RHTP Technology and Innovation Strategies

A statewide initiative facilitated by MCD Global Health to bring digital health, augmented intelligence, and modern infrastructure to the rural communities that make Maine, Maine.

MCD Global Health is leading the Innovation and Technology pillar—bringing tested digital health tools, augmented intelligence (AI), and electronic health record modernization to clinicians, schools, skilled nursing facilities, and the people they serve.

Three Strategies One Goal

  • Digital Health Projects
  • Rural Health AI Hub
  • EMR Modernization

Each initiative addresses a specific gap in rural Maine's healthcare ecosystem. From the technology that connects providers to patients to the data systems that keep records moving with people across settings of care.

Digital Health Projects

MCD Global Health (MCD) was selected as a subawardee to support the implementation of Maine’s technology and innovation initiatives in close collaboration with Maine DHHS and statewide partners. This includes supporting the implementation of a variety of digital health solutions and modalities, including telehealth, remote-patient monitoring, provider-to-provider consultations, and digital therapeutics deployed across partner sites, with a focus on reducing distance as a barrier to specialty care, behavioral health, and chronic disease management.

Digital Health Projects: Adult Remote Patient Monitoring Program - Home Health Agencies and Healthcare Organizations

Telehealth Expansion: Bringing Care Directly to Patients

Project Details

The Maine Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) expands access to chronic disease management through an Adult Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) initiative serving individuals with conditions such as hypertension and heart failure. This telehealth model uses connected monitoring devices, remote clinical oversight, and care coordination to support earlier intervention and improve health outcomes for rural patients who may face barriers to ongoing care and monitoring.

Who We're Serving

This project is intended to support:

  • Home health agencies,
  • Primary care practices,
  • Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs),
  • Rural health clinics,
  • Hospitals and health systems, and
  • Adults living with chronic conditions in rural Maine.

The project ultimately benefits adults with hypertension, heart failure, and other chronic health conditions who may face challenges of accessing ongoing monitoring and support. Emphasis is placed on individuals at increased risk for avoidable emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and complications related to chronic disease.

Objective

Enable participating clinical organizations to adopt standardized Remote Patient Monitoring workflows that support proactive management of hypertension, heart failure, other high-risk chronic conditions, and pregnancy-related hypertension. Participation will improve chronic disease management and maternal health outcomes, strengthen patient engagement and self-management, support early identification of clinical deterioration and pregnancy-related complications, improve continuity of care, strengthen care coordination, support early intervention, and reduce avoidable emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and adverse maternal and chronic disease outcomes.

Project Type Funding Tracks

  • Track A: Adult - Chronic Disease RPM Participation. Target Population - Adults with hypertension, heart failure, and other high-risk chronic conditions. Purpose - Support implementation of RPM services for adults with chronic conditions in rural Maine. Key Responsibilities - Patient identification, enrollment, education, engagement, care coordination, RPM workflow integration, reporting, sustainability planning.
  • Track B: Perinatal - RPM Participation. Target Population - Pregnant and postpartum individuals with hypertension, gestational diabetes, or other high-risk conditions. Purpose - Support implementation of RPM services for pregnant and postpartum individuals in rural Maine. Key Responsibilities - Patient identification, enrollment, education, engagement, maternal care coordination, RPM workflow integration, reporting, sustainability planning.
  • Track C: Adult & Perinatal RPM Participation. Target Population - Both populations. Purpose - Support the implementation of RPM services across both populations. Key Responsibilities - Integrated implementation of Adult and Perinatal RPM, including patient identification, enrollment, engagement, care coordination, workflow integration, reporting, and sustainability planning across both populations.
Maine Department of Health and Human Services

Up to US $2,500

Howard E. Stark Charitable Foundation Grants: Other Local Needs

Applications due Aug 31, 2027
The Howard E. Stark Charitable Foundation, established in 2007, supports small, impactful organizations in the Northeast US. The foundation prioritizes projects that alleviate suffering for people or animals and considers applications from 501(c)(3) organizations outside its usual funding parameters. Key areas of support include education, after-school programs, rehabilitation, arts, nutrition, and emotional support initiatives. The foundation is committed to fostering local community development through thoughtful funding.
Howard E. Stark Charitable Foundation

US $10,000 - US $35,000

Betterment Fund Grant

Letter of inquiry due Nov 15, 2026
The Betterment Fund Grant provides financial support ranging from $10,000 to $35,000 annually, aimed at enhancing education, health, conservation, and community support in Maine. The fund prioritizes systemic community initiatives that address essential human needs while favoring projects with a proven track record in grant management. Special attention is given to projects in the Western Mountains region, although broader applications that meet their criteria may also be considered.
Betterment Fund

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Up to US $15,000

Rural Health Transformation Program: Digital Health Projects - Nursing Home Telehealth Program (Nursing Facilities)

Applications due Nov 3, 2026

Rural Health Transformation Program

Strengthening Rural Health Care Across Maine

Maine’s Rural Health Transformation Program is a five-year federal grant program designed to improve health outcomes, expand patient access to care, strengthen the health care workforce, advance innovation, and support sustainable rural health systems.

Supported by an initial $190 million (Year 1) federal investment, the Program will help Maine’s rural communities, providers, and partners implement solutions that improve care today while building a stronger health system for the future.

Maine’s Five Strategic Initiatives

  • Population Health
  • Workforce
  • Technology & Innovation
  • Access
  • Sustainable Rural Health Ecosystems

Learn more on the Maine RHTP website.

Technology & Innovation

Summary: Modernize rural health care delivery through technology that improves access, coordination, and efficiency. This initiative supports telehealth, health information exchange, digital health tools, electronic medical record modernization, and the responsible adoption of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence.

Maine RHTP Technology and Innovation Strategies

A statewide initiative facilitated by MCD Global Health to bring digital health, augmented intelligence, and modern infrastructure to the rural communities that make Maine, Maine.

MCD Global Health is leading the Innovation and Technology pillar—bringing tested digital health tools, augmented intelligence (AI), and electronic health record modernization to clinicians, schools, skilled nursing facilities, and the people they serve.

Three Strategies One Goal

  • Digital Health Projects
  • Rural Health AI Hub
  • EMR Modernization

Each initiative addresses a specific gap in rural Maine's healthcare ecosystem. From the technology that connects providers to patients to the data systems that keep records moving with people across settings of care.

Digital Health Projects

MCD Global Health (MCD) was selected as a subawardee to support the implementation of Maine’s technology and innovation initiatives in close collaboration with Maine DHHS and statewide partners. This includes supporting the implementation of a variety of digital health solutions and modalities, including telehealth, remote-patient monitoring, provider-to-provider consultations, and digital therapeutics deployed across partner sites, with a focus on reducing distance as a barrier to specialty care, behavioral health, and chronic disease management.

Digital Health Projects: Nursing Home Telehealth Program - Nursing Facilities

Telehealth Expansion: Bringing Care Directly to Patients

Project Details

The Maine Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) is expanding access to geriatric specialty care and geriatric psychiatry services through a statewide telehealth initiative serving residents of Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) and long-term care settings. This telehealth model connects residents and care teams with specialty providers to address workforce shortages and limited access to geriatric expertise in rural communities, helping improve access to care and reduce avoidable emergency department visits and hospital transfers.

Who We're Serving

This project is intended to support:

  • Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs),
  • Long-term care facilities,
  • Rural healthcare organizations serving older adults, and
  • Residents requiring geriatric specialty care or geriatric psychiatry services.

The project ultimately benefits older adults living in rural Maine who may face barriers to specialty care due to workforce shortages, geographic distance, transportation challenges, and limited access to geriatric specialists. Emphasis is placed on individuals with chronic conditions, behavioral health needs, medication-management challenges, and other complex care needs that benefit from timely specialty consultation.

Objective

Enable participating nursing facilities to adopt standardized telehealth workflows that expand timely access to geriatric specialty and geriatric psychiatry services, strengthen care coordination and continuity of care, improve management of chronic conditions, behavioral health needs, and medication-related issues, reduce avoidable emergency department visits and hospital transfers, support aging in place through access to specialty expertise, and enable residents to receive appropriate specialty care within their local facility whenever possible.

Preference may be given to facilities serving rural, underserved, uninsured, and/or MaineCare populations.

Maine Department of Health and Human Services

Unspecified amount

Rural Health Transformation Program: Digital Health Projects - Nursing Home Telehealth Program (Specialty Telehealth Service Provider)

Applications due Oct 30, 2027

Rural Health Transformation Program

Strengthening Rural Health Care Across Maine

Maine’s Rural Health Transformation Program is a five-year federal grant program designed to improve health outcomes, expand patient access to care, strengthen the health care workforce, advance innovation, and support sustainable rural health systems.

Supported by an initial $190 million (Year 1) federal investment, the Program will help Maine’s rural communities, providers, and partners implement solutions that improve care today while building a stronger health system for the future.

Maine’s Five Strategic Initiatives

  • Population Health
  • Workforce
  • Technology & Innovation
  • Access
  • Sustainable Rural Health Ecosystems

Learn more on the Maine RHTP website.

Technology & Innovation

Summary: Modernize rural health care delivery through technology that improves access, coordination, and efficiency. This initiative supports telehealth, health information exchange, digital health tools, electronic medical record modernization, and the responsible adoption of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence.

Maine RHTP Technology and Innovation Strategies

A statewide initiative facilitated by MCD Global Health to bring digital health, augmented intelligence, and modern infrastructure to the rural communities that make Maine, Maine.

MCD Global Health is leading the Innovation and Technology pillar—bringing tested digital health tools, augmented intelligence (AI), and electronic health record modernization to clinicians, schools, skilled nursing facilities, and the people they serve.

Three Strategies One Goal

  • Digital Health Projects
  • Rural Health AI Hub
  • EMR Modernization

Each initiative addresses a specific gap in rural Maine's healthcare ecosystem. From the technology that connects providers to patients to the data systems that keep records moving with people across settings of care.

Digital Health Projects

MCD Global Health (MCD) was selected as a subawardee to support the implementation of Maine’s technology and innovation initiatives in close collaboration with Maine DHHS and statewide partners. This includes supporting the implementation of a variety of digital health solutions and modalities, including telehealth, remote-patient monitoring, provider-to-provider consultations, and digital therapeutics deployed across partner sites, with a focus on reducing distance as a barrier to specialty care, behavioral health, and chronic disease management.

Digital Health Projects: Nursing Home Telehealth Program - Specialty Telehealth Service Provider

Telehealth Expansion: Bringing Care Directly to Patients

Project Details

The Maine Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) is expanding access to geriatric specialty care and geriatric psychiatry services through a statewide telehealth initiative serving residents of Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) and long-term care settings. This telehealth model connects residents and care teams with specialty providers to address workforce shortages and limited access to geriatric expertise in rural communities, helping improve access to care and reduce avoidable emergency department visits and hospital transfers.

Who We're Serving

This project is intended to support:

  • Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs),
  • Long-term care facilities,
  • Rural healthcare organizations serving older adults, and
  • Residents requiring geriatric specialty care or geriatric psychiatry services.

The project ultimately benefits older adults living in rural Maine who may face barriers to specialty care due to workforce shortages, geographic distance, transportation challenges, and limited access to geriatric specialists. Emphasis is placed on individuals with chronic conditions, behavioral health needs, medication-management challenges, and other complex care needs that benefit from timely specialty consultation.

Objective

Provide scalable tele-geriatric and geriatric psychiatry consultation services that expand access to specialty expertise for residents of rural nursing facilities, improve clinical decision-making, strengthen care coordination and continuity of care, improve management of chronic medical and behavioral health conditions, and reduce avoidable emergency department utilization and hospital transfers.

Funding Type: Partner Service Agreement (PSA)

Maine Department of Health and Human Services

Unspecified amount

Rural Health Transformation Program: Digital Health Projects - Adult Remote Patient Monitoring Program (RPM Provider)

Applications due Nov 6, 2026

Rural Health Transformation Program

Strengthening Rural Health Care Across Maine

Maine’s Rural Health Transformation Program is a five-year federal grant program designed to improve health outcomes, expand patient access to care, strengthen the health care workforce, advance innovation, and support sustainable rural health systems.

Supported by an initial $190 million (Year 1) federal investment, the Program will help Maine’s rural communities, providers, and partners implement solutions that improve care today while building a stronger health system for the future.

Maine’s Five Strategic Initiatives

  • Population Health
  • Workforce
  • Technology & Innovation
  • Access
  • Sustainable Rural Health Ecosystems

Learn more on the Maine RHTP website.

Technology & Innovation

Summary: Modernize rural health care delivery through technology that improves access, coordination, and efficiency. This initiative supports telehealth, health information exchange, digital health tools, electronic medical record modernization, and the responsible adoption of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence.

Maine RHTP Technology and Innovation Strategies

A statewide initiative facilitated by MCD Global Health to bring digital health, augmented intelligence, and modern infrastructure to the rural communities that make Maine, Maine.

MCD Global Health is leading the Innovation and Technology pillar—bringing tested digital health tools, augmented intelligence (AI), and electronic health record modernization to clinicians, schools, skilled nursing facilities, and the people they serve.

Three Strategies One Goal

  • Digital Health Projects
  • Rural Health AI Hub
  • EMR Modernization

Each initiative addresses a specific gap in rural Maine's healthcare ecosystem. From the technology that connects providers to patients to the data systems that keep records moving with people across settings of care.

Digital Health Projects

MCD Global Health (MCD) was selected as a subawardee to support the implementation of Maine’s technology and innovation initiatives in close collaboration with Maine DHHS and statewide partners. This includes supporting the implementation of a variety of digital health solutions and modalities, including telehealth, remote-patient monitoring, provider-to-provider consultations, and digital therapeutics deployed across partner sites, with a focus on reducing distance as a barrier to specialty care, behavioral health, and chronic disease management.

Digital Health Projects: Adult Remote Patient Monitoring Program - RPM Provider

Telehealth Expansion: Bringing Care Directly to Patients

Project Details

The Maine Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) expands access to chronic disease management through an Adult Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) initiative serving individuals with conditions such as hypertension and heart failure. This telehealth model uses connected monitoring devices, remote clinical oversight, and care coordination to support earlier intervention and improve health outcomes for rural patients who may face barriers to ongoing care and monitoring.

Who We're Serving

This project is intended to support:

  • Home health agencies,
  • Primary care practices,
  • Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs),
  • Rural health clinics,
  • Hospitals and health systems, and
  • Adults living with chronic conditions in rural Maine.

The project ultimately benefits adults with hypertension, heart failure, and other chronic health conditions who may face challenges of accessing ongoing monitoring and support. Emphasis is placed on individuals at increased risk for avoidable emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and complications related to chronic disease.

Objective

Provide a scalable statewide Remote Patient Monitoring service that supports adults with hypertension, heart failure, and other high-risk chronic conditions, as well as pregnant and postpartum individuals requiring maternal health monitoring. Services will improve chronic disease management and maternal health outcomes through ongoing monitoring, patient engagement, self-management support, timely intervention, care coordination, expanded access to home-based monitoring services, and delivery of a standardized statewide RPM model.

Funding Type: Partner Service Agreement (PSA)

Maine Department of Health and Human Services

Up to US $15,000

Rural Health Transformation Program: Digital Health Projects - Youth Tele-behavioral Health Program

Applications due Nov 6, 2026

Rural Health Transformation Program

Strengthening Rural Health Care Across Maine

Maine’s Rural Health Transformation Program is a five-year federal grant program designed to improve health outcomes, expand patient access to care, strengthen the health care workforce, advance innovation, and support sustainable rural health systems.

Supported by an initial $190 million (Year 1) federal investment, the Program will help Maine’s rural communities, providers, and partners implement solutions that improve care today while building a stronger health system for the future.

Maine’s Five Strategic Initiatives

  • Population Health
  • Workforce
  • Technology & Innovation
  • Access
  • Sustainable Rural Health Ecosystems

Learn more on the Maine RHTP website.

Technology & Innovation

Summary: Modernize rural health care delivery through technology that improves access, coordination, and efficiency. This initiative supports telehealth, health information exchange, digital health tools, electronic medical record modernization, and the responsible adoption of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence.

Maine RHTP Technology and Innovation Strategies

A statewide initiative facilitated by MCD Global Health to bring digital health, augmented intelligence, and modern infrastructure to the rural communities that make Maine, Maine.

MCD Global Health is leading the Innovation and Technology pillar—bringing tested digital health tools, augmented intelligence (AI), and electronic health record modernization to clinicians, schools, skilled nursing facilities, and the people they serve.

Three Strategies One Goal

  • Digital Health Projects
  • Rural Health AI Hub
  • EMR Modernization

Each initiative addresses a specific gap in rural Maine's healthcare ecosystem. From the technology that connects providers to patients to the data systems that keep records moving with people across settings of care.

Digital Health Projects

MCD Global Health (MCD) was selected as a subawardee to support the implementation of Maine’s technology and innovation initiatives in close collaboration with Maine DHHS and statewide partners. This includes supporting the implementation of a variety of digital health solutions and modalities, including telehealth, remote-patient monitoring, provider-to-provider consultations, and digital therapeutics deployed across partner sites, with a focus on reducing distance as a barrier to specialty care, behavioral health, and chronic disease management.

Digital Health Projects: Youth Tele-behavioral Health Program

Telehealth Expansion: Direct-to-patient Care

Project Details

A statewide program expanding youth tele-behavioral health services to increase access to youth-serving clinicians with a focus on rural areas, school partners and students ages 12-18. Rural Maine communities often have worse behavioral health outcomes than the national average. Similar models of this program have been successfully implemented in select school districts in response to access barriers faced by remote regions of Maine. While these models have included a Community Health Workers (CHW) embedded in school districts to help with facilitation, proposals are not limited to this model. Additionally, this program is not restricted to facilitation in the school setting only, as youth may also prefer to access appointments at home or in another setting.

Who We're Serving

School-aged students and youth across Maine, with a focus on ages 12-18 in rural zip codes. While Maine is experiencing a behavioral health workforce shortage, rural populations face additional barriers, such as long travel times.

Objective

Expand youth tele-behavioral health services to the school setting to increase access to youth-serving clinicians with a focus on rural school districts and grades 6-12 or ages 12-18. Provide assistance for student referrals both during and outside of school hours.

Maine Department of Health and Human Services

Up to US $15,000

Rural Health Transformation Program: Digital Health Projects - Perinatal Specialty Telehealth Program

Applications due Nov 6, 2026

Rural Health Transformation Program

Strengthening Rural Health Care Across Maine

Maine’s Rural Health Transformation Program is a five-year federal grant program designed to improve health outcomes, expand patient access to care, strengthen the health care workforce, advance innovation, and support sustainable rural health systems.

Supported by an initial $190 million (Year 1) federal investment, the Program will help Maine’s rural communities, providers, and partners implement solutions that improve care today while building a stronger health system for the future.

Maine’s Five Strategic Initiatives

  • Population Health
  • Workforce
  • Technology & Innovation
  • Access
  • Sustainable Rural Health Ecosystems

Learn more on the Maine RHTP website.

Technology & Innovation

Summary: Modernize rural health care delivery through technology that improves access, coordination, and efficiency. This initiative supports telehealth, health information exchange, digital health tools, electronic medical record modernization, and the responsible adoption of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence.

Maine RHTP Technology and Innovation Strategies

A statewide initiative facilitated by MCD Global Health to bring digital health, augmented intelligence, and modern infrastructure to the rural communities that make Maine, Maine.

MCD Global Health is leading the Innovation and Technology pillar—bringing tested digital health tools, augmented intelligence (AI), and electronic health record modernization to clinicians, schools, skilled nursing facilities, and the people they serve.

Three Strategies One Goal

  • Digital Health Projects
  • Rural Health AI Hub
  • EMR Modernization

Each initiative addresses a specific gap in rural Maine's healthcare ecosystem. From the technology that connects providers to patients to the data systems that keep records moving with people across settings of care.

Digital Health Projects

MCD Global Health (MCD) was selected as a subawardee to support the implementation of Maine’s technology and innovation initiatives in close collaboration with Maine DHHS and statewide partners. This includes supporting the implementation of a variety of digital health solutions and modalities, including telehealth, remote-patient monitoring, provider-to-provider consultations, and digital therapeutics deployed across partner sites, with a focus on reducing distance as a barrier to specialty care, behavioral health, and chronic disease management.

Digital Health Projects: Perinatal Specialty Telehealth

Telehealth Expansion: Provider-to-Provider

Project Details

Healthcare access to perinatal and maternal care is a challenge for many rural Mainers due to distance and facility closures. The Perinatal Specialty Consults program will connect rural providers with perinatal experts to improve maternal-fetal outcomes, improve accessibility to specialty services, and reduce the need for patient travel.

Who We're Serving

This project supports Maine-based:

  • Rural obstetric and neo-natal providers and hospitals, and
  • Pregnant and postpartum individuals living in rural Maine.

The project benefits rural obstetric providers by connecting them to timely perinatal specialty consults, which ultimately benefits pregnant and postpartum individuals who may experience barriers to specialty care due to distance, transportation challenges, or limited access to specialty maternal health services.

Objective

Enable rural providers with perinatal patients to access real-time and pre-scheduled provider-to-provider perinatal specialty (MFM and/or obstetrics specialist) consultations. Fully integrate specialty consults into existing clinical workflows, thereby strengthening local provider response to acute and/or high-risk obstetrical cases, improving timely access to specialists, and reducing unnecessary referrals and patient travel.

Maine Department of Health and Human Services

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Last updated: November 2, 2026. Next update: December 6, 2026.

Grant Insights : Grant Funding Trends in Maine

Average Grant Size

What's the typical amount funded for Maine?

Grants are most commonly $55,310.

$55,310

Total Number of Grants

What's the total number of grants in Technology Grants in Maine year over year?

In 2024, funders in Maine awarded a total of 20,052 grants.

2022 18,643

2023 18,602

2024 20,052

Top Grant Focus Areas

Among all the Technology Grants in Maine given out in Maine, the most popular focus areas that receive funding are Education, Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations, and Human Services.

1. Education

2. Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations

3. Human Services

Funding Over Time

How is funding for Technology Grants in Maine changing over time?

Funding has increased by 30.20%.

2022 $822,028,974

2023 $848,985,417
3.28%

2024 $1,105,411,196
30.20%

Maine Counties That Receive the Most Funding

How does grant funding vary by county?

Cumberland County, York County, and Kennebec County receive the most funding.

County Total Grant Funding in 2024
Cumberland County $238,675,434
York County $165,129,244
Kennebec County $159,640,807
Penobscot County $144,392,975
Hancock County $98,128,433